Harvard Undergraduate Aerospace Collective HUAC
Who We Are
The Harvard Undergraduate Aerospace Collective (HUAC) brings together engineers, scientists, and enthusiasts passionate about space and aspiring to careers in the broader aerospace industry. Officially established in early 2026, HUAC has operated under various names since 2013 and now comprises three technical teams: Satellite, Rocketry, and UAV. HUAC is a chartered chapter of Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS). Team members meet weekly for project work and gather club-wide for professional development events, including talks with industry leaders and alumni, technical workshops, and community-building activities across campus.
Track HUCSat Live
Follow HUCSat's current orbit in real time using the ground station tracker built by the Satellite Team.
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Positions are computed live in your browser from HUCSat's latest orbital elements (NORAD 69794, via CelesTrak). Passes count once HUCSat climbs above 30° elevation at our ground station on the SEC roof; the red ring on the map shows that coverage area.
Rocketry · King Crimson
Our first step into competitive rocketry
Meet King Crimson, HUAC's first IREC competition rocket, designed to reach 10,000 feet using a commercial motor.
UAV · Crimson VTOL Systems
Taking vertical flight to competition
Follow Crimson VTOL Systems as HUAC's UAV Team develops a new aircraft for the 2027 VFS Design-Build-Vertical Flight competition.
